On Dec 20, 2011, at 10:22 AM, Stephen Russell wrote:
> Reminds me of how you treat Dabo. You share your experience with your
> friends when you can, let others know how great it is when opportunity
> allows. On top of that you are in control of your feelings as well as
> know when is the proper time to share and when it is not.
I would not call the way I treat Dabo as "personal" at all. I publicly
promote it; I give talks at conferences on it, and I run mailing lists
discussing it in detail.
> I get lost here Ed. Are you saying that the action of networking is
> wrong when you want to share your passion with others?
Why do you keep insisting on reading meaning into what I've written
instead of reading what I've written?
I criticized your characterization of someone who makes public displays
of something as "personal". The fact that we even know about his beliefs
clearly shows that this is a public thing to him, not a personal one.
Proselytizing is a public act, not a personal one.
per•son•al (adj): of or concerning one's private life, relationships, and
emotions rather than matters connected with one's public or professional
career. E.g.: the book describes his acting career and gives little information
about his personal life.
-- Ed Leafe
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